For a personal blog it has quite a lot of PR speak
Yoav Weiss has a blog post from 6 days ago on his website. https://blog.yoav.ws/ for a personal blog it has quite a lot of PR speak
personally i've not done the lemmy/federated route. i just find small "traditional" forums for the specific topics. i find these smaller communities resemble the old days of reddit. none of the mascot avatar/NFT/pixel…
Noticed that too. Ever since i changed my bookmark to teddit, i'm getting the same error. noticed my time spent on reddit drastically decreased because i noticed everytime i get bored i'd go to the bookmark, but then…
not to mention the ceo also edited user comment because he disagreed with it, banned subs with no consistency, and for the r/place event, people caught admins cheating by placing tiles with no cooldown. who knows what…
That's how reddit started out - posting fake comment to make the site seemed more popular[0]. And how they continue to operate - admin editing user comment because he disagreed with it, then posting a terrible…
> that would entice someone to continue their time on TikTok? a lot of people want to be simulated every moment of every day, so they need the constant hit of dopamine
happens a lot even on twitch and youtube too. With this tool that shows small channels, there are a lot of channels with the same thumbnail and the channels would have gibberish channel names…
> I thought it's 50% like Twitch. it's not the best comparison imo. For twitch's own gifting system(Bits), streamers get 100% of the bits when streamers cash out(100bit = $1 but when purchasing it, 100bit costs ~$1.3).…
Also people compare this to twitch, but for twitch's own gifting system(Bits), streamers get 100% of the bits when they cash out. the 50/50 split for the subscriptions(when a viewer subscribe to a streamer - 3 tiers,…
for reddit there's teddit.net for instagram there was bibliogram.art which unfortunately shut down recently due to instagram's tactics
i also keep getting the "you broke reddit" screen (even though it's a 503 so actually reddit broke it, but blaming it on the users?) on old.reddit.com but works on new.reddit.com is this reddit's not-so-subtle way to…
teddit.net is a good reddit frontend
i disabled header referrer in firefox's `about:configs` and it works for me
why? i also disabled it thinking it'll make it better wouldn't it be the same as if someone just copy the link and open it in a new tab/window?
> Product groups do you mean the people working in product. i.e. PMs?
sell it and get a raspberry pi or arduino!
For a personal blog it has quite a lot of PR speak
Yoav Weiss has a blog post from 6 days ago on his website. https://blog.yoav.ws/ for a personal blog it has quite a lot of PR speak
personally i've not done the lemmy/federated route. i just find small "traditional" forums for the specific topics. i find these smaller communities resemble the old days of reddit. none of the mascot avatar/NFT/pixel…
Noticed that too. Ever since i changed my bookmark to teddit, i'm getting the same error. noticed my time spent on reddit drastically decreased because i noticed everytime i get bored i'd go to the bookmark, but then…
not to mention the ceo also edited user comment because he disagreed with it, banned subs with no consistency, and for the r/place event, people caught admins cheating by placing tiles with no cooldown. who knows what…
That's how reddit started out - posting fake comment to make the site seemed more popular[0]. And how they continue to operate - admin editing user comment because he disagreed with it, then posting a terrible…
> that would entice someone to continue their time on TikTok? a lot of people want to be simulated every moment of every day, so they need the constant hit of dopamine
happens a lot even on twitch and youtube too. With this tool that shows small channels, there are a lot of channels with the same thumbnail and the channels would have gibberish channel names…
> I thought it's 50% like Twitch. it's not the best comparison imo. For twitch's own gifting system(Bits), streamers get 100% of the bits when streamers cash out(100bit = $1 but when purchasing it, 100bit costs ~$1.3).…
Also people compare this to twitch, but for twitch's own gifting system(Bits), streamers get 100% of the bits when they cash out. the 50/50 split for the subscriptions(when a viewer subscribe to a streamer - 3 tiers,…
for reddit there's teddit.net for instagram there was bibliogram.art which unfortunately shut down recently due to instagram's tactics
i also keep getting the "you broke reddit" screen (even though it's a 503 so actually reddit broke it, but blaming it on the users?) on old.reddit.com but works on new.reddit.com is this reddit's not-so-subtle way to…
teddit.net is a good reddit frontend
i disabled header referrer in firefox's `about:configs` and it works for me
why? i also disabled it thinking it'll make it better wouldn't it be the same as if someone just copy the link and open it in a new tab/window?
> Product groups do you mean the people working in product. i.e. PMs?
sell it and get a raspberry pi or arduino!